--- In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, Helen Borrie <helebor@t...>
wrote:

> You can't use that function to execute a procedure; and, for any

function,

> you need to define an XSQLDA struct for anything that takes or

returns values.

>
> Sounds as though you're targeting the high end of the learning
> curve. What's your programming environment? There are plenty of
> interfaces around that do the tedious, hard API stuff for you with

classes...

>
> /heLen

Ah, so its me!! (that's a relief). So if I am using the wrong
function, what is the correct function to use for calling stored
procedures? Should I do a prepare/execute or something else?

I can certainly add the XSQLDA stuff not that I'm aware its
required. I thought that was optional.

I have already built my own wrapper over the "C" interfaces to model
my own style of data access... and I like the hard API stuff :)

So far I am really liking firebird!!